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Album: Schoolhouse Rock (1997)
Artists: Various Artists

  1. A Noun Is A Person, Place Or Thing
  2. Conjunction Junction
  3. Elbow Room
  4. Electricity, Electricity
  5. Figure Eight
  6. I Got Six
  7. I'm Just A Bill
  8. Interjections
  9. Interplanet Janet
  10. Lolly, Lolly, Lolly, Get Your Adverbs Here
  11. My Hero, Zero
  12. No More Kings
  13. Ready Or Not, Here I Come
  14. Sufferin' Til Sufferage
  15. The Busy Prepositions
  16. The Four-Legged Zoo
  17. The Shot Heard Round The World
  18. The Tale Of Mr Morton
  19. The Three Ring Government
  20. Three Is A Magic Number
  21. Unpack Your Adjectives


Various Artists
Schoolhouse Rock
Sufferin' Til Sufferage
Lyrics & Music by: Tom Yohe and Bob Dorough
Performed by: Essra Mohawk


NOW YOU have heard of Women's Rights,
And how we've tried to reach new heights.
If we're "all created equal" . . .
That's us too!

(Yeah!)

But you will proba ... bly not recall
That it's not been too ... too long at all.
Since we even had the right to
Cast a vote.

(Well!)

Well, sure, some men bowed down
and called us "Mrs." (Yeah!)
Let us hang the wash out and wash the dishes,
(Huh!)
But when the time rolled around to elect a
president

What did they say, Sister, (What did they say?)

They said, uh, "See ya later, alligator,
And don't forget my ... my mashed potatoes
'Cause I'm going downtown to cast my vote for
president."

Oh, we were suffering until suffrage,
Not a woman here could vote,
no matter what age,
Then the nineteenth amendment struck
down that restrictive rule. (Oh yeah!)

And now we pull down on the lever,
Cast our ballots and we endeavor
To improve our country, state, county,
town, and school.

(Tell 'em 'bout it!)

Those pilgrim women who ...
who braved the boat
Could cook the turkey, but they ...
they could not vote.
Even Betsy ROSS who sewed the flag was
left behind that first election day.

(What a shame, Sisters!)

Then Susan B. Anthony (Yeah!) and Julia Howe,
(Lucretia!) Lucretia Mott, (and others!) they
showed us how;
They carried signs and marched in lines
Until at long last the law was passed.

Oh, we were suffering until suffrage,
Not a woman here could vote, no matter what
age,
Then the nineteenth amendment
struck down that restrictive rule (Oh yeah!)

And now we pull down on the lever,
Cast our ballots and we endeavor
To improve our country, state, county,
town, and school. (Right on! Right on!)

Yes, the nineteenth amendment
Struck down that restrictive rule. (Right on! Right
on!)

Yes, the nineteenth amendment
Struck down that restrictive rule.
Yeah Yeah
Yeah Yeah
Right on!
We got it now!

Since 1920 ...
Sisters, unite!

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